The single digit to the left of the vertical line is the tens units, the numbers to the right are the ones.
The scores above 64, would be 65, 73, 74, 77, 87, 88, 91, 93, 93, 97, 99, 99
A total of: 12 scores.
Let us say that:
K = age of Kristen
B = age of Ben
From the problem, we make the equations:
eqtn 1: K + B = 32
eqtn 2: (K – 4) = 2 (B – 4)
Simplifying eqtn 2:
K – 4 = 2 B – 8
K = 2 B – 4
Plugging in this to eqtn 2:
(2 B – 4) + B = 32
3 B – 4 = 32
3 B = 36
B = 12
From eqtn 2:
K = 2 B – 4 = 2 (12) – 4 = 20
So Kristen is 20 while Ben is 12.
Answer:
45
Step-by-step explanation:
plug in 3 where the xs are
2(3)(6(3)-5(3))+(3)^2(5(3)-4(3)=45
2(3)=6
6(3)=18
-5(3)=15
(3)^2=9
5(3)=15
-4(3)=-12
Answer:
28
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, the units are just the number of boxes/grid-squares. So count how many boxes they have to walk between each step. You start at the top left location, and go around to all of them counting the boxes they pass.
they should all add up to 28 boxes, or 28 units!
